The Safety information link is stored in a system property, ro.url.safetylegal
If the phone has data connection, select "Safety information" menu will open the
Safety information link. If there is no data connection for the phone, a message will
pop up which ask user to open Safety information link from PC.
Change-Id: Ia46e2e868ebcda93138cb9f00c978d8ac827022a
Also fixes 2138367: Share with Google setting doesn't get updated on checking the setting
And 2098232: "Set unlock pattern" should be at the top of the section
The settings app has been updated to use UUIDs.
When there is a filter type set for device picket UI, use the
UUIDs first and then the class bits.
Change-Id: Ifde5dbc3a1cf25babce4c686002315aa3933de59
* changes:
Change default filter to third party when launched via settings and all apps when launched via low storage. Update string name. fix padding for Force Stop button Change message when clearing application data.
Move Factory data reset to About phone.
Show input method when dialog to enter/edit new dictionary word is displayed.
Add title to Accessibility settings.
* changes:
Fix issues with updating list when applications get installed while ManageApps is paused or stopped. When ManageApps gets started, the list of installed apps is retrieved from PackageManager and compared against the old list to figure out newly installed apps(since the app has been stopped) and also to weedout stale entries of packages which might have been deleted. Since the application objects themselves might have changed the list is usually refreshed with new objects. Deleted applications are taken care of right away by just removing from the List adapter. For newly added apps however, the size and label/resource info has to be loaded before being inserted in to the list since the list is already sorted. So just remove these entries from the list for now and let ADD_PKG message handle adding the new elements. Make AppInfo a nested class so that it doesn't hold a reference to its enclosing class and we have too many such entries one for each package.
When ManageApps gets started, the list of installed apps is retrieved from PackageManager and
compared against the old list to figure out newly installed apps(since the app has been stopped) and
also to weedout stale entries of packages which might have been deleted.
Since the application objects themselves might have changed the list is usually refreshed with new objects.
Deleted applications are taken care of right away by just removing from the List adapter.
For newly added apps however, the size and label/resource info has to be loaded before being inserted in to
the list since the list is already sorted. So just remove these entries from the list for now and let
ADD_PKG message handle adding the new elements.
Make AppInfo a nested class so that it doesn't hold a reference to its enclosing class and
we have too many such entries one for each package.
